What are the photo requirements for a marriage-based extension of stay in Thailand?

Marriage Visa Extension of Stay Photo Requirements Thai Immigration Visa Application Process NON-O Visa

Oct 27, 2019

5 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Question about photos for extensions based on marriage. I believe that you provide 3 photos, 1 front of house with number, and 2 inside house, is this correct? Also do they need to be proper photos or can you colour print out on paper?  This is my first time for this extension of stay.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When applying for a marriage-based extension of stay in Thailand, the photo requirements can vary by immigration office. Generally, you need to provide several photos, often including one of the front of the house with the number visible and additional ones taken inside the house. Some offices may ask for as few as 2 to as many as 8 different photos. It’s crucial to check with your specific immigration office for their exact requirements, as some may prefer proper photos rather than printed ones.

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Robert *******

70+ Immigration Offices and all have slight different views on how to apply. Some want 2 pictures, some 3 and as I read some even want 8 pictures.. Best is to contact your immigration office and ask how many they want and where to take, in front, in garden, in each room etc.

5 years ago

Barry ***********

We printed off 5.

Photo quality paper glued to an A4 sheet and signed by both of us.

1 at the front showing the house number.

1 at the threshold of the house.

1 in the kitchen

1 in the bedroom.

All of the above x2

We also took our marriage pictures with us but they we not interested.

This was at Samut Prakan.

5 years ago

Tom *********

Best to check with the immigration office you will be applying at

I live in Prachinburi and they want 8 photos

One in front of the adress and the others in various rooms in the house and at least one outside the house

They also wanted actual individual photos not printed out on regular paper then I had to glue 4 photos on two pieces of paper twice

5 years ago

Greg *******

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Korat

5 years ago

Ellie *******

Better to mention which immigration office you are going to apply..

5 years ago

Jamal *****

Propper photo

5 years ago

Paul *******